I like the ones where they walk around and show you all the paint and moon roof and tires and tailgate step and especially the INFOTAINMENT center!!! and never drive it at all!

instaBlaster.

Look at it's size dude. Not made for this. Can it do it yes. Way better out in the open running dunes. That's what I do with mine.

its better at desert running but it does have a rock crawl mode you know?

My gf doesn't get it either. You really want to do that with a 70k truck? Yes.

Agreed! I ran my Raptor on the very same trails. vimeo.com/235827821

jacob carley 😂

I coulda used ya😅

I was doing the same thing😉.

Me too, You took a few of the same lines I virtually called out for you lol!

Lol me too 7:12 I was like “you got plenty of room, send her!”

With a slightly different line, he would have never hit that tree, the trail is passable with a raptor, it DOES get tight in spots for sure tho.

going away from the tree harmed him. that brought passenger front up the berm and leans him towards the tree. i just learned this lesson experimenting on a very similar setup recently. still a little off (also it always looks different on film so who knows) but note on the way back he's closer to the tree, more level, and not really in danger of scrape despite being closer. also doesn't have the sliding-into-it factor. either way all around good video, good truck, good teammate.

they're out there! keep looking.

Some woman are really into trucks.. not all of us want a mommy car.

I agree!!!! I think I'll keep my 70k Avalanche baby away from harm. But I give him credit for tackling the trail...

I'm sure he can afford a 10k bumper.........I think

I wheeled Hackett, longwater and metberry in my Raptor just a few weeks ago and only kissed a rock or two with the bracket that holds my runners. (I don't even consider that "damage" as it's not even a finished piece of steel.) there are challenges, but these trails are very doable without any risk of damage. Well done sir! If you care to compare, here is a little footage of me and my Raptor on the same 3 trails in that area (including this trail).

You and me both. I've went off-roading twice with mine and now I want a cheap beater truck/suv to do more advanced trails

I got mine to look cool at malls and traffic jams. I use the RZR or KX450for my K5 for trails like this. AND my wife would EFFEN kill me if I scratched it up on a trail. I put a tiny nick in the paint when the breech of a rifle in my back pack made contact and I was so mad at myself. This guy ran out of F's to give, which is cool AF.

More meant for sand dunes but whatevaaaaaaa lmao

amateur

codsac

Jay P I wish. Not that I'm aware of.

LOL...smh..messed up 😂😂

Lee Mims they are universal weld ons off eBay. I’m pretty sure 96”

what if you're addicted to offroad and all of your friends got house/dog/married/kid(s) in the last 1-3 years? this used to be my policy but as we hit our thirties i needed a new method. if my 1 friend who still wheels but has a lot going on can't go i tell him what trail i'm doing. if i'm not back next day, gf alerts him, he's gotta come rescue me. i go with enough food to be there for 5 days comfortably, stretched wayyyy more if i was concerned about anything dire. bring enough stuff to make endless fires and enough blankets to keep anyone warm. i also have a heater, axes, knives, hatchets, gun, ratchet straps, 500' paracord, hats, shovel, batteries, lights, dual wall tent, 0º sleeping bag, tarp, full set of base layers, sweaters, water, beer, jackets, towels, paper towels, TP, air compressor, tire plug kit, first aid kit, shoes, boots, gloves, and film equipment.. oh and memory foam mattress inside of a insulated topper and probably 50 other things. so yes, while you SHOULDN'T go wheeling by yourself, if you're an antsy stubborn dummy like myself- you can manage your risk. there IS risk getting hurt (i try to not be "by myself" in the traditional sense, no passenger) but i have completely mitigated mechanical failure. hell i could be up there for 2 months and it'd probably be the best vacation i ever had! but in all seriousness if i'm going alone to combat the injury risk i try to pick pretty heavily trafficked areas so hopefully a random would see me. while i totally agree, i also know some people are going to do it alone. if you are, please be prepared for real. have fun!

Rooster has something to do with videoing on phone I reckon? They don't flash in real life. They may flash to fast to see and the frame rate on video picks it up? I wouldn't think they would flash if led but I noticed it right off when I first videoed mine when I first got it

Hmm. Like, you; I am puzzled why led would do that.

Could be haunted 😅

It's refresh rate of the LED's from the driver circuit that powers them. Most high power LED's do this but the rate depends if you can see it on video or not. This flashing is way to fast for the human eye to react in time so it looks like constant light in real life.

LED's flash on camera - it's to do with their refresh rate vs the cameras FPS i think.

Sam Wood best thing about my rig is that it's NOT a Jeep. Why be like everyone else?

No need for a jeep here, the Raptor can handle these trails JUST fine

I'd love to see your how to videos pal!

Did you even watch the video? The "school bus" was fine. What are you talking about? That Raptor tore up that sissy trail.